Marketing Methods You Should Avoid

There are good marketing methods that can make you a lot of money and there are bad ones, these are the BAD ones:

• Don’t waste your money and time on Free-For-All (FFA) pages in your pursuit of marketing your product

Firstly, nobody reads FFA pages now. Secondly, your link stays on the page for only a few minutes at most. Furthermore, FFAs are set up to benefit only its operators.

• Stay away from buying guaranteed traffic, no matter how tempting they are

Quite simply, guaranteed traffic providers get you your traffic by popping up your web page in another window on other web sites. These windows containing your web site will sit below the current window of an Internet surfer who is looking at another web site in his window above yours thus the window containing your web site is in a Pop-Under window. Your web site will then come into view when the surfer closes his current window because of its location, being under his current window that he’s closing. Technically, you got the traffic you asked for. But you might not even get one sale from this method as in

the first place, the traffic is untargeted. Secondly, your web page is of little attention to the surfers.

• Don’t waste your time on posting in classified ads as there are rarely anyone reading them on the Internet.

Safelists is also a poor marketing method you should refrain from using.

Basically, you send your advertisement e-mails to people you don’t know, but are expecting to receive such mail from you because everybody who is on these lists knows that they will be receiving e-mails from the others on the list. And those who join these lists are willing to agree to this condition because they themselves would want to send out their own e-mails to the others on the list. The result? Everyone’s sending advertisements to each other but no one cares to read them!

• Traffic Exchange programs will not work in your favor if you set your campaign URL to your Resell Rights product’s sales letter

This is because most of the Traffic Exchange members, like yourself, are either webmasters or Internet Marketers. Members like you surf Traffic Exchange programs to earn credits so that others can visit their own site. Very likely, no members of Traffic Exchange programs are in the mood to purchase anything through the web pages seen in Traffic Exchange programs.